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| What would your placard behind Chris Huhne or Vicky Pryce say? | What would your placard behind Chris Huhne or Vicky Pryce say? |
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| Coverage of the trials of Chris Huhne and Vicky Pryce reached a climax as reporters rushed to be the first to tweet, broadcast or live blog that the pair had both been sentenced to eight months in jail. It has given an ample opportunity for placard wavers, with most shots of Pryce approaching court featuring anti-nuclear campaigner Stuart Holmes holding his "Fukushima" sign aloft. | Coverage of the trials of Chris Huhne and Vicky Pryce reached a climax as reporters rushed to be the first to tweet, broadcast or live blog that the pair had both been sentenced to eight months in jail. It has given an ample opportunity for placard wavers, with most shots of Pryce approaching court featuring anti-nuclear campaigner Stuart Holmes holding his "Fukushima" sign aloft. |
| Holmes, accompanied by his dog, clearly believes that news organisations should be focusing on Huhne's record on nuclear strategy while energy minister. What do you think the media should be highlighting? Tell us what issue we should focus on instead. If you were guaranteed a spot on the evening news, what would your placard read? | Holmes, accompanied by his dog, clearly believes that news organisations should be focusing on Huhne's record on nuclear strategy while energy minister. What do you think the media should be highlighting? Tell us what issue we should focus on instead. If you were guaranteed a spot on the evening news, what would your placard read? |
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